Too Much Money

Gus Bailey, a high-society journalist, finds himself in deep trouble after mistakenly implicating a powerful congressman in a scandal, leading to a slander suit. As he grapples with the fallout, he struggles to write his next novel about the suspicious death of billionaire Konstantin Zacharias. Doubting the conviction of the murderer, Gus uncovers a web of secrets, especially with Konstantin's vengeful widow determined to hide the truth. This engaging narrative revisits the affluent world established in Dunne's previous work, blending intrigue with sharp social commentary.